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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1914
Page
6
Freestanding items note church events, family visits, and local happenings in Frederick area. Names like Mire C.K. Mebgeadit Miaily and Hester Culler appear alongside family travels to Matletam and Hagerstown. Harvest Home services planned at New Jerusalem church on September 20 at 10:30 a.m.
During the latter part of last week a young fawn was seen on Mr. William Stull's premises and wandered toward the mountains. The corn chopper is growing in use and corn and fodder look promising in places, with crops reaching 10 to 12 feet in height. Regular services were held at Haven Bethel Church of God last Sunday. On September 20 Kipe will fill his appointment at Abe Bethel. Mr. Lewis Lortz, Edgewood, is recovering as well as can be expected. Miss Mary Shankie near Yellow Springs is doing well. Prospect items note visits by Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Burail of ha. Airy, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Conaway, with others from nearby families visiting. Mrs. S. E. Young spent time with her daughter, and Mrs. Harvey Lindsay visited. Virginia Lindsay spent time with Mrs. James Orr of Mt. Airy. Harvey Hood spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Me and Mrs. Gey Brown and family. Mr. and Mrs. Br. W. B. Condon have been on the scene. There will be preaching at Prospect church on Sunday. Bolington, VA reports Lola Crim of Mt. Sidney, Va., wedding Miss Lee Orrison, with Fire and Wolford present.
Miss Marian Wirts spent a week in Clarendon visiting relatives. Miss Flossie Walford was in Washington Friday and Saturday. Miss Carrie L. Jamee, after a Ballston visit, returned home Saturday much improved. The Rev. Mr. Cale preached at the Baptist church Sunday morning and evening on State Wide Prohibition. A rain-soaked update replaced the Ward Woods Baptist Sunday school picnic with a church gathering Saturday evening.
Purely Personal: Mrs. Jesse Lipscombe confined at home with pleurisy. Miss Grace Walker of Caithersburg visits Mrs. H Dorsey Etchison. Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Zimmerman and others return from Baltimore. Charles Opel Jr on vacation visiting Baltimore Newark Columbus and Cleveland. Edward S. Smith and Winer Winebrenner test for Lexington to attend Washington and Lee. Frederick residents J Reading Schley Graham Goodell Frank Dr Howard Ransom Lewis and William Wren depart for Mercersburg Academy. Mrs. William M Douglass and son William return from Elgin Pa and Huntington Ind after summer visits.
Trinity Moo church prepares for a major revival campaign led by Mo Lee Starke a renowned revivalist from New York City The movement begins on the coming Bun day as officers and congregation organize the event and invite participation
A former New York newspaper editor turned evangelist attracts attention for public preaching in Frederick. His recent rise in notoriety is noted as he travels to conduct meetings, inviting all Christian people to attend and help make the gatherings the greatest ever held in the area.
Lyman H Howe displayed a travel festival at the Empire last night featuring animal life scenes. Seabirds fish and crustaceans moved in close range while Greece Italy India and Mt Vesuvius interiors were vividly colored. Howe cartoons provided light interludes to the educational exhibit.
A Baltimore led party visiting Frederick and Keymar marked ceremonies at Olivet cemetery, a bronze tablet unveiling, and addresses by Dr Dewitt Benham and Prof George E Smith. Monuments and a Key House site marking proceeded with plans for a June 12 dedication by the Patriote Otter Sons of America. Additional rail and locomotive orders feature in market notes as the group toured historic sites.
American railroads order new engirment to handle the vast crops and looming factory output. Increased mill and factory activity nationwide signals immense tonnage to be moved, with roads preparing for what may be the greatest rail business in years. A list of equipment bought or ordered by several railways appears in two railway journals.
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